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Brun
Op 17-10-2010 11:24, Ophelia schreef:
No comments, works just fine.
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Roy Smith
What do you want to know about it? It's a very good program, works as
advertised and really helps in keeping the extra crap off of your PC
that the uninstaller programs often leave behind.
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Sunday, October 17, 2010 5:58:40 AM
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Ophelia
Thanks, BrunBrun said:
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Ophelia
That is all I wanted to know! Thanks, RoyRoy Smith said:
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LouB
And I have never seen any negative comments about itOphelia said:That is all I wanted to know! Thanks, Roy
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Dave \Crash\ Dummy
Sounds good. Will it clean up old uninstalls done before Revo was installed?LouB said:And I have never seen any negative comments about it
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Ophelia
Thank you!LouB said:And I have never seen any negative comments about it
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Ken Blake
I don't know the answer to that question, but let me state this: There
is no question that uninstaller programs often leave behind "extra
crap." But that "extra crap" really doesn't hurt you in any way. It
uses just a tiny amount of disk space, and has no effect on your
performance.
Go ahead and use it if you want; I don't mean to say anything really
negative about Revo Uninstaller, rather that its doing that isn't
really necessary or beneficial.
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Dave \Crash\ Dummy
Neither are wallpapers or skins. A case could be made that extra crapKen said:
promotes fragmentation, but you are right that the effect on performance
is minimal, if any. Some of us are obsessive neatness freaks, however.
At least, when it comes to computers. My house is a pig sty.
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Ophelia
lol otoh...I am a neat freak in the house....Dave "Crash" Dummy said:Neither are wallpapers or skins. A case could be made that extra crap
promotes fragmentation, but you are right that the effect on performance
is minimal, if any. Some of us are obsessive neatness freaks, however.
At least, when it comes to computers. My house is a pig sty.
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Student
I am not a neatness freak but I do like Revo uninstaller and now have no needNeither are wallpapers or skins. A case could be made that extra crap
promotes fragmentation, but you are right that the effect on performance
is minimal, if any. Some of us are obsessive neatness freaks, however.
At least, when it comes to computers. My house is a pig sty.
for "crap cleaner".
http://ccleaner.softwarereviewer.info/?gclid=CJz9voyj2qQCFQY65QodxROyJg
My house and my office are moderately neat.
My dressing is boring but neat enough for my business contacts..
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Ophelia
<g>Student said:
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Ken Blake
It's fine with me. Again, I wasn't trying to talk you out of using it.
I just want you not to expect it to improve your performance.
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Tattoo Vampire
Been using it for almost a year and love it.Ophelia said:Any comments welcome
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Ophelia
Thank you, errr.. VampireTattoo Vampire said:
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Gene E. Bloch
The free version is not resident. When you start it, it just runs the
program's regular uninstall and then scans folders and the registry for
stuff related to that installation, so it doesn't matter when you
installed something.
I mentioned "free version" above because I have no idea what the paid
version does, and I didn't want to mislead anyone.
An occasional program doesn't show up in Revo's list, but is in the
Control Panel's uninstaller - and, IIRC, also vice versa.
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Dave \Crash\ Dummy
I was asking about cleaning up after programs that were uninstalledGene said:
before Revo was installed. If the program has already been uninstalled,
there is no uninstall program to run. How would Revo know what to scan for?
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Gene E. Bloch
Sorry, I read your original question as "old installs" - which makes
more sense anyway.
As you surmise, without the information needed to do what you want, it
can't do it.
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Dave \Crash\ Dummy
Thus there is still a place for CCleaner and/or jv16 Power Tools.Gene said: